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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-03
! AGAINST GILMORE.
The North Point Terror Decided
to be in the Wrong.

The case of Gilmore against Sears.
for alleged damages. after being heard
by Commissioner Mckay, was taken
under advisement by that official on
Friday evening, and yesterday rendered
his decision in the matter as follows:
In the United states Commissioners Court,
City and Countyof Salt Lake, and Territory
of Utah.
Before William Mckay, ESQ, Commits
sioner.
VS. vs.: Action for damages.
The motion of defendants attorney 20
dismiss plaintiff g complaint, because it ep-
pears upon the face thereof that plaintiff
failed and neglected to get two disinterested
persons of his precinct TO appraise the
dam ges alleged to have been sustained
herein, and to give said Plaintiff certlti-
cate thereof in writing, under their hands,
within ten days after the alleged trespass
was committed and because said plaintiff
failed and neglected to have such certif-
cate, if any were made, accompany the
complaint herein as part thereof, as re-
quired by Section II, Chapter viii, Laws OF
1856, is allowed. This on the authority of q
ruling by Henderson, A. J., Upon similar
question raised under this statute in the
First District Court at Ogden.
VIM. MCKAY, Commissioner.
Dated April 2, 1887.
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aoa-wanted-3Oe

Men women and children to Ooad 90 q
the Valley House. Taole s un9S snnplied
in this civ. Lafder constantly 'c Season.
with all the delicacieS OF LIS Sne
prepared by most skillful coGATh, ~ dsy,
Meals, meal tickets, Dosru ~ " rates.
week or month at most TeaSouaoi0-
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Not at Home,

Very early Friday morning, the
residence of John Morgan, in the
Fourteenth Ward, was visited by Depu.
ties Pratt, Franks and Greenman. Mrs.
Morgan was surprised by the summons
OF thefofficers at thSt unusual hour,
but admitted them. a thorough search
of the house was made, and at its con
clusion the deps. were satisfied that
Mr. Morgan was not OF home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-03
A Life of Kindness.

Apostle Franklin D. Ridhards is
,66 years old to day. Almost two-thirds
of century he has lived and labored
more for the benefit of others than his
own. Heirs still actively engaged in
his life work, with every prospect of
continuing many years to come. The
people OF Utah will join with the Herald
in hoping hat Apostle Richards days
may be as benign as his own disposi.
tion.-Ogden Herald.
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Grand Easter Opening.

Mrs. C. E. Dye announces to b"r
many patrons and friends that she will
open a new and well-selected stock Of
Fine Millinery at her Millinery Parlors,
No. 16, Main Street, on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, April 4th, 9th and
9th. All are invited to cali and see the
elegant display of all the latest novel
ties. Mrs. G. E. DYE,
Millinery Parlors, Is Main ST.
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A LARGE force of men are engaged at
the Garfield Beach improvements, and
mechanics and laboTers are eng put
on every day by uperintendent Ritter.
The new plans arrived yesterday. The
buildings, and additions, if erected &C
cording to the latest designs, will in
deed be attractive, substantial and
something the company. can point a.
with pride.
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Alan sehaons.

Al tie Occidental" the beverages
connected whether in the winter,
spring, summer. or fall, are delicious,
pure and superior. Full stock of spirit
uous, vinous ana Iermente#liquors and
ohoice cigars. Family tradea specially.
ATE y MURPEY. Proprietors.
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"Rough on Catarrh"

Corrects offensive doors at once. Com
plete cure OF worst chronic cases; also
unequalled as gargle for diphtheris, sore
hroat, foul breath. SOC. L
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Ha6sme Button.

The store. 225 5. Main Street prev;
ously occupied by BambergeT, will bs
reopened ey VI me. Button, formerly q
Salt Lake, as irst-clasS millinery store
on or about the lst OF next month, will
a new elegant STOCK OF San Francis,
and New YORK millinery goods.
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DIED

HALyEgsox-I this city, AR1f :"
Anton Have son- +hs
Funeral services will be ne,u # II
Fourth Ward meeting house. to-day
a. m:
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Hedberg & Fernstrom.

We are making up fashionable suits
81 prices which defy competition. Call
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Conference at Provo.

Conference at PROVO.
The Annual Conference OF the Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will COM
mence at 10 O'Clock, on the morning OF
"wednesday, the 9th of April xt, at the
stake House in Provo, Utah County.
The officers and members of the Church
are respectfully invited to attend.
JOHN TAYLOR,
GEORGE O. CANNON,
JOSEPH F. SMITH,
First Presidency.
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Wh,tewash Brushes.

Over ffty kinds to select from. From
20 cents TO So each. at G. f. Gunner d
Bros.
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EXCURSION RATES

On Tuesday, april 9Th, the TAI CEN
TRIAL RAILWAY will commence selling
hound TRIP TICKETS AT SINGLE FARg
from all stations on its line to Salt LAKE
City and Provo. good for return uusiI
april 18th inclusive. The sale will con
tlnue until adjournment OF Conference.
FRANCIS COPE,
6. Z. & P. Aet.
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VALLEY HOUSE, SALT LAKECIT Y
H. I. HAUL. Prop

HAVE for sale about four tons Of
lueerne seed. Amply 70
W a. RAY,
+ Deseret, Willard Co, Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-03
Baby ! arrisges

Dinwoodeys.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-03
Rattan Fancy Goods.

Large assortment just received at
I DINwooDEY 3.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-03

Turf Club House and Kestaurant,
At the Driving Park, now open, under
the management of Bechtol & Sands.
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1. BAILEY s. Sons win pay cash for good
bright iucerne seed. If taken to them at
cuCe.
, TIE finest livery turnouts at Grant
Bros. Co. n
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The best saddle horses at Grant Bros
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Spring Cleaning

Enamel Ready mixed Paint. War
ranted best. Twenty tints Handsome,
durable. cheap. Anybody can use it.
Genuine only for sale by Gunner Bros.
WE sell Groceries at lower prices
than the lowest advertised.
6. F. CULNER & Bros.
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LAND OWNERS, all over the county
complain of the dry season. The Con
ference storm has never yet failed.
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Tomorrow. evening, the Knights of
Pythias' last grand social of the season
OF 1867 will take place, at the Pythian
entertainment, lunch and ball will fur
nish a rare evenings enjoyment. The
committee In charge have heretofore
made Socd records and their success in
the present instance will be certain.
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A GREAT SURPRISE
IN THE CINCINNATI ELECTIONS.
Tho Latest Returns Ihdicato tho Election
OF smith by small Majority.
The Contest In Michiyan-To.
dny's Fight In Chicago. II

CINCINNATI, April 1.-The most interest.
Ing, uncertain and surprlalng election for
years was that OF to-day. At this writing,
OF. A.,the best experts In forcasting re.
suits are at sea, and give their estimates
with many reservations to cover returns.
The uncertainty all arissa from the unex.
pectsdly large vote for the Labor party,
and from its queer distribution.
1t was at first thought that
thio party would draw It's strength more
from the Democrats than from the Repub.
licans, but returns now in, show heavy
drafts in Republican districts, especially
in the German quarter. The eleventh
ward, a German ward, hitherto a Rspub.
lican stronghold, has been carried to-day
by the Labor Party. There are lB5 pre-.
cincts In the city; Of these 81 have
beon heard from, and they show
q Republican loes Of 47G On the vote
Tor Comptroller year ago, wnen the
Republican majority was O. $50. Assuming
that the same rate Of loss will be main.
tanned In the precincs yot to be heard
from, tho Republican candidate for Mayor
will be elected by q plurality OF about four
thousand. But as before limited 1t Ia I'm.
safe to make estimates IS the vote Is go ir.
regular. The relative aggregate vote Of
the first "a precincts Ia as follows: Smith,
Republican, ,573, Malson, Democrat, J. 1856,
Stevenson, Labor, 1,6S7. The election
was carried on in perfectly good order,
AT II r. NJ. tho Board Of Elections COM
pletsd footing on the head Of the ticket,
which shows W. H. Stevenson, the labor
candidate for Mayor to be elected by ten
votes. The figures are: Stevenson, H..
4l4; Smith, Republican, l7,404; Matson,
Democrat, 1l,547. They have returns
from all the precincts in the city. OF
course with such a result, the official
count will! have to be awaited for the real
verdict. An inspection Of the vote indi.
cates that tho remainder Of the ticket will
be Republican except Judge Of the Police
Court.
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FAMILIES HOMELESS.
Driven from Their Houses by IL Speculative
Lnnd Syndicate,

Land Syndicate,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April IA sim
gulAr difficulty has arisen here as the rs-
suit OF the real estate boom which has pre-
vailed Tor three months.
Some time since syndicate OF capital-
ists purchased r large tract OF land almost
i'll the centre OF the city called Stone Fort,
which, on account OF its rocky and uneven
condition, has been allowed to become &C.
cupied by negro tenants, at lnnsi two hun
cred smRll houses having been put up for
their occupancy.
These two hundred iamil:es have been
Notified to vscsts this property ut once,
and they will have to lonve. There is no;
vacant house in the city that they can
get, and Chattanooga is noS confronted
with the problem OF what 10 do with two
hundred families who srs turned ont OF
house and homo.
The purchase,g propose 70 improve the
property, level it OIL and make il available
for business and residences. Tho poor
people will have to get off during the COM
Ing week, and what to DO with them no.
body knows. In several other portions OF
the city where property has heretofore
been occupied by poorer glasses, and
which property has passed into new hands,
the tenants havG also been ordered oil TO
make room lor improvements, It il sale
to cay that during the coming week. il
these notices are insistcd upon, there will
be hundreds OF homeless families in Chat
tanooga, with no houses that they can
rant
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ClSclNSATl, April 4.-News has been
received that Sam Small, the co-worker Of
Sam Jones, is probably dying at his home
In Atlanta. Mr.. Jones iias been almost
Frustrated for eeveral days, and this was
the reanon he preached such short scr
mon at Music Hall last night. Mr.. Small
has been very sick for several weeks.
He went home after hia memorable BOG
ton campaign, euileringwith hemorrhoitls.
Tho original trouble has led to blood poi
soninv, and there is little hope OF hio re-
covery. In his sermon -. -. Paul's
Church yester!ay morning Mr. Jones feel.
insly referred to his dying comra,le, who
Tor nearly two years hRa Mbcred 80 earn
estly to reclaim the fallen and eininl. Sam
Small is ono Of the most noted journals,s
in the country and n most eluQuept
speaker, Mr.. Jones will conclude hiP
work In Cincinnati Tuesday night, and
hsslen at once TO Atlanta to hn present Mt
the bedside OF him whom he loyeu more
than u brother.
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AUSTIN, TEX, April "A bill postpon-
Ing, on account Of last years drouth, the
forced collection Of taxes for the year 1856
until August next, is now in the Cover.
nor's hands awaiting approval.
Although the bill passed by a two
thisde vote, many membera OF the legisla.
ture anticipate q veto, il the Governor
inda tho measure is likely 10 embarrass
the treasury.
Tne prevailing drouth and It's seeming
extension over the State is giving great
concern here. Members Of the Leeisla.
tusa freely say that If there is no general
rain soon they want an extra session and
the postponelnpnt OF taxes for this wear
90 well as for 1856. They contend that
it would bs better to borrow money TO
meet current expenses than to confscate
the homestesds Of thousands OF poor peo.
pie. The members cay il the present
drouth continues much longer nesrly the
entire farming class will require tempo.
rary exemption from forced tax Gales as
protection against land speculalo,s.
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over the Prohibitory Amen,lnent-A Very
Close Vote.

over the Prohibitory Amen,lnent-A Very
Close Vote.
DETROIT, MrcH., April l.-Electors TO-
day cast their ballots for two justices Of
the State Supreme Court, two regents Of
the State University, and two amendments
to the constitution, besides county officers.
The amendments were for tho increase OF
the salaries OF State officers. and tho pro-
hibltion OF the liquor traffic. Both the
Honor and the Rnti.liquor mon have
worked hard, lively campaign being the
result, An important factor in the fight
has been tho temperance element who
doubted the effectiveness Of prohibitory
leyislstion. Owing TO tho energetic work.
ing for and against the amendment very
inll vote was polled, this being particularly
true in the eouthern part OF the State. In
the upper peninsula, SNOW fell to the depth
of from two 10 four leet and very materi-
slly interfered with the vote. Generally.
the dsy WAS quiet, although in few pla-
ces trouble between tho p.ohibitioniats
and anli.prohibitionists wss reported:
Women have been present at the polls all
day, working for tho amendment, 10 lar
m reported at 10 o'clock the prohibition
amendment is strongly oppoaed in the
cities, but the country polls Eeem likely
10 overcome this.
It Is atmoat an imPossibility TO give
dennita returns tonight. A i rcports 30
far received a,e aca;tered and incomplete.
However, enough is known 70 chow that
the Republicans have elected their s!ate
ticket by sale plurality.
Tho Tribune claims plurality Of not
less than 10000 AH to tho amendments,
istor returns saam 10 mako the adoption
of both assured. The vote on the proh'-
1jtion amendment has been very heavy,
and tho anti-liquor element hns apparent.
iy gained tho victory. There being no
basip On uhiab to figure, no estimate can
be given.
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British Grain Trade.

LONDON, April 1.-THE Mark Lane Er.
press review Of the British grain trade the
past week says: English wheat ia tending
lower in London, and in number of nro.
ylneial markets there has been Sd TO la
decline. The feeling Of trade is one of az.
trene depression. Sales OF English wheat
shia week were 53,6S7 quastels ut 3Ss Sd
against 6l,9iO quarters at 3OJ sd during
the corresponding period of last wear. Tbe
market Tor foreign wheat is quite demor.
allied, Available supplies are already
more than ample for tho remainder of tia
cereal year, while stocks at ports ara con.
tinuaily increasing. The weeks receipis
OF Hour at London are the largest on rpc.
oro for single week, amounting to SsO37
sacks OF American, an Is, ,SCS sacks of Env.
lish. -Four cargoes Of wheat arrived.
three were withdrawn and one sold. In.
day the wheat trade is at a staudsitll
Qiotations- are nominal. ANY DEALING,
tnst were made were at ID decline, Flonr
is depressed and quotations ara irreeulsrlv
lower; Corn is quiet. Ruasian oats rose
ol. Linaeed was Sd higher.
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE,
Yesterdays hsetinE of tho Uommissiouers
The Memorials Presented,

Yesterdays Meeting of tho missiouer.,
The Memorials Presented.
WAsrISdToS, D. G., April 4.-Ssna.or
Mitchell, OF Oregon, to-day presented 10
the Interstate Commerce Commiasion, q
memorial adopted by the convention re-.
Gently held at Wslls Wslla, Washington
Territory, compoasd oil delegates from var.
ious boards Of trade in Eaatern Oregon
Wyoming Territory, setting forth the un.
reasonable nature of ireipht charges on
railroads in that country, and praying Tor
action 0! the Commission in ordering Il
reduction OF rates. Mir. Mitchell endorsed
the memorial and accompanied It with a
written argument in support OF the action
prayed for.
MIR. L. B. Russell, attorney for the Mo.
bile and Ohio lililrOsd Company, preaent.
cd II memorial praying thntit be permitted
TO MAINTAIN its local rates at non-compsti.
tive points aud meet composition at
junction poiuts" by reduced rates.
1t sets forth thn. tha lins extends from
Mobile TO East st. Louis, and that il ia
crossed by twenty or more lines from the
Mississippi river, thuR bringing Ii into
competition at many points with water
lines. The revenues OF the road ara nj
preeent barely sufficient to cover liked
charges md any reduction would ondan-
ger the solvency. Mr.. Rnaaeli asked an
opportunity 10 address the Commission on
"Wednesday and WIS informed that this
would be accorded. 1t is expected TINT
provisional ruling will bemade tomorrow
on tho petition OF the Southern Railroad
and Steamboat Association with rcspect TO
q continuance OF present rates temporsr.
lily. 1t Ia likely that the session oi ,his
week will not he continued after Weducs.
day evening.
The Commission this morning promu.
gated the following rule Of proceeding:
Applications made for tho official nc.
ton Of tho Commission shall be mnde by
petition which ehsll ret forth the inc,g on
which they are founded, and be verified
by the oath OF tho applicant or some au.
thorizcd agent or attorney"
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.CRIsIs IN vENExUELa
Diplomatic Relations Hetweon TINT q,
ernment md Great lirit,,, s...,

D'P'ou'a''c 1elntiohs Hotweon TINT Gov.
ernment and Great Britain Severed.
SANTIAGO De CUnA, April 4.-Nsys inst
received by the Spanish steamer villa.
verde, from yenezuela, reports stirring
times thore. Three British meu.of.war
were in tho harbor Of Puerto Cabsllo.
Port Caracas is the Venezuela capital.
The British Minister has loft the cani,ai
and is aboard one Of the war ghips. and
diplomatic relations between the British
ana Venezuelan governments has bean
severed. ooon
The complications arc due to the i'm.
prlsonment OF. English sailors in 1Ss3
without Just cause, intermixed with tbe
question Of boundaries between Britiab
Guinea and Venezuela. The BrItish Min.
lister at Caracas demanded aatisfaction
and the release Of the soldiers and nasssn.
gers OF the English vessels Henrie]tra ] and
) Josephine, and later demanded compen-
sation from Venezuela, but without Re-.
auit' In october lost the English Gov.
eminent demanded instant reply. The
latter was again brought before the gov.
ernment OF Venezuela at Uaracas. bnt ma
no satisfaction could be obtained dinlo.
matte relations wero severed as beiore
stated. 'o'oio
A royal mail steamer has besn d;s.
patched 70 one OF the British islands for
troops. The Venezuelsns consider dire
Crisis at hand. They had refused 10 Weld
"hen the steamer Vlllaverds sailed.
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An OiiIcinl Society Iufnnt.

WASHINGTON, April l.-Society circles
sre greatly exercised over the expected
christening Of little Dorothy Whitney,
which, it ia announced, will be celebrated
in st. Johns Church on Easter Monday.
The ceremony wac to have taken place At
the residence OF Secretary Whitney, but
in deieIence to the wishes oi DR.. Leonard,
it will now DC performed in church. The
matter Of having cards'ot admittsncc ie.
sued has been proposed, in ordsr to pre-.
vent the ediiice from being overcrowded.
Unltea itia absolutely necessary, however,
the plan oi having cards will not be adop,.
ell. The baby's godfather will be Colonel
Oliver Payne, who being abroad, will be
represented by proxy by Secretary Whit.
ney. Mrs. Bingham, Srs. Whitney's sis.
ter, will come from Cleveland TO attend
the cc,smGny, Rad will also net sc spon.
Dor. Alter tho ceremony ct the church
there will DO an afternoon tea ct tho ,psi.
dence Of Secretary and Mrs. Wnitney, Tor
which the invitations arc to be issued
early in tho week.
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kissnne's Attorney Talks.

New ioRE, April i.-Iu regard to the
kisssno cass Mr.. Hart. Kissane's ATTORNEY
was asked to-day: FLOW about the qussh.
ing Of tho indictment herc?"
THAT wss virtually settled on Fridav
Az the court now wants is my power OF
attorney. have sent for that. There ia
no reason why the indictment should not
be dismissed. kiEsane went to Sing Sing
on that indictment. He was pardoned, te
be cure, but the indictment should have
bsen quaehed. 1t was merely an over.
sight that it Was not"
Then what motive had Mr.. Rogers in
aeeking now TO stir up a matter that had
alumbered so long?"
"He didn't. But when Darr beca, IN
talk oi requlsition on that indictment, |
came on here 10 get it out OF the wsy, The
matter is virtually settled"
Mir. Hart WAS asked what he had to ssv
about the statement OF President Williams.
Of the Chemical Bank, that kjsaano wns
"bad and bright" -
He is not bad man." replied Mr..
Hert. "Hc did commit crime when he
was young mau. But eince he appeared
in San Francisco, in 1857, he has led a
perfectly honorable and upright life. To
talk about murder and tho Martha
Washington case is foolish, as tile court
records show that the defendants we're
discharged alter full aud fair trial. No:
hissane's name does not appear among
thoae whom the jury found not guilty.
But all these were discharged, and as they
alone could have fred tho steamer, Kis.
cane being in Cincinnati, nothing could
be more satisfactorily shown than that
kissane was guiltless."
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DETROIT, April 4.-Sophie Lyons WIS
arrested here last week ior jewelry rob.
berry in Cincinnati which occurred
March lst.
She protested her innocence, bu. when
the Cincinnati officers yesterday identified
fer She went without a reouisit;on Sna
claimed she was in St. Louis on Marrh
lst, and could prove it by the Chiei of
Police there. The Detroit Superin.euJ.
cnt teleSraphed m inquiry anu rece;rnl
Tho following this morning: 'o
r ST. Louis, April 1.
Detroit: '""'"' o''o''
Sophls Lyons released March % n, ~
o'clock A. Nj and left here AT 4 ~ -" m
on,Saso \ Alton for Springfield, lii.
lslSned ASroS HuEnLKn,
ChiM of r,ol;,,